The role of institutional potential and social entrepreneurship as the main drivers of business opportunity and competitiveness

Prasetyo, P. Eko; Setyadharma, Andryan; Kistanti, Nurjannah Rahayu

doi:10.5267/j.uscm.2021.10.006

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“…Promoting more humane digital and social technology innovations requires new business models for SSE transformation, such as social and green entrepreneurship, green technology or human capital, green economy, and the principle P. E. Prasetyo, A. Setyadharma Journal of Human Resource and Sustainability Studies of "tuna satak bathi sanak" (Prasetyo et al, 2022Esteves et al, 2021;Makarovič, 2022;Pangarso et al, 2022).…”

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“…In contrast, entrepreneurial digitalization is the application of digital technology (Giones & Brem, 2017). Regarding Schumpeter's theoretical basis, digital technology in entrepreneurship is a transformation resulting from the socio-economic evolution through entrepreneurial innovation (Prasetyo et al, 2022;Hilbert, 2020). This study interpreted the digitalization of entrepreneurship as a revolution in the digital technology performance for sustainable entrepreneurship.…”

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“…The path to disruption through social innovation may have also changed, though the fundamental characteristics and motivations remain the same (Steininger et al, 2022). Social innovation is a key element of social entrepreneurship used to solve public problems because they cannot be solved by institutional performance (Prasetyo et al, 2022;Joel & Nel, 2021;Qureshi, 2021). Therefore, it is interesting to examine the Neo-Schumpeter view of the optimistic bias regarding the relationship between technology, economy, and society.…”

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“…The rapid development of sustainable digitalization technology plays a major role in the current industrial revolution (Qin et al, 2022;Li et al, 2022;Baranauskas & Raisiene, 2022). This phenomenon is linked to Schumpeter's innovation theory of the socio-economic evolution of entrepreneurship through technology (Prasetyo et al, 2022;Langroodi, 2021;Hilbert, 2020). Schumpeter's theory defines innovation as combining new knowledge to create new products, markets, organizations, and methods.…”

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“…Schumpeter's theory defines innovation as combining new knowledge to create new products, markets, organizations, and methods. Moreover, it identifies technological innovation as the main key to the industrial revolution and entrepreneurship (Prasetyo et al, 2021(Prasetyo et al, , 2022Knell, 2021;Hilbert, 2020). As a knowledge-based goods production process, the digital technology transformation of rural entrepreneurship could be considered an innovation.…”

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Digitalization Technology for Sustainable Rural Entrepreneurship and Inequality

Prasetyo¹,

Setyadharma²

2022

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The digitalization technology transformation of entrepreneurship has positive impacts but also increases inequality and disrupts the sustainable development goals (SDGs). This study aimed to examine the impact of digitalization technology transformation on rural entrepreneurship and explain its mitigation efforts using exploratory sequential mixed methods. The policy acceptance model method was used to reduce uncertainty in analyzing entrepreneurial behavior patterns. Data were collected using questionnaires and semi-structured interviews equipped with ethnographic observations. The results showed that the digitalization technology transformation of rural entrepreneurship supports various new potentials. These include decent work opportunities, family entrepreneurship, and local economic growth. However, the technology increases inequality and the fear of traditional markets that could disrupt achieving other sustainable development goals (SDGs). This inequality and the risk of uncertainty could be mitigated by the social solidarity economic transformation business model based on the potential of local humanist wisdom. Therefore, this study could provide scientific information and implications for social and institutional policies. It could also contribute to the literature on new institutional and social entrepreneurship innovation theories related to the wave of Kontratieff Schumpeter.

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Competitive intelligence in tourism: charting future directions through bibliometric analysis

Aljaafreh,

De-Pablos-Heredero,

Orea-Giner

2024

JTF

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PurposeThis study explores the crucial role of competitive intelligence (CI) in the tourism sector’s strategic decision-making. CI has significantly transformed the tourism sector through new insights and sophistication in data analysis and strategic planning. The rise in tourism-related competition, due to new destinations, varied tourist preferences and sustainability emphasis, makes competitive intelligence essential for understanding future market trends and making informed strategic choices.Design/methodology/approachUtilising PRISMA techniques for bibliometric analysis, the study examines literature from 1998 to 2023 (WoS), focusing on service innovation, customer experience management and sustainable strategies. It presents an analysis of the evolution of CI in tourism, its impact, influential works and future research directions.FindingsFindings show that the multidisciplinary nature of CI in tourism is further evidenced by studies on quality cues, travellers’ information needs and the utilisation of big data. Future studies need to understand both global trends and regional specifics, as shown in investigations of spatial-temporal tourism dynamics.Originality/valueThis study represents a novel contribution to the field of tourism research by offering a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of CI literature from 1998 to 2023. It uniquely integrates service innovation, customer experience management and sustainable strategies within the context of CI, highlighting its multidisciplinary impacts and evolution. These insights collectively emphasise the need for future innovation and a comprehensive understanding of the global-local nexus to inform future tourism research and practice.

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The Spirit of Social Entrepreneurship and Institutional Environment as Drives of Sustainable Economic Growth

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Pujiati²,

Setyadharma³

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IJSDP

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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is widely spread, not only multi-sectoral, but also across many fields, especially in socio-economic life and institutions of the communities. The purpose of this paper is to explain the importance of building a spirit of social entrepreneurship and the institutional environment to accelerate economic recovery and growth caused by the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The research method used a mixed methods research design. Qualitative and quantitative descriptive analysis was used through exploratory and explanatory designs. The main data source is primary data obtained through a survey of social entrepreneurship actors in various regions in Indonesia. The main contribution is to provide a conceptual model that integrates the spirit of social entrepreneurship (SSE) into new institutional economic theory (NIE). The results of the study concluded that the role of social entrepreneurship (SE) and the institutional environment has not been optimized to support economic growth. Hence, there is a need for a spirit and existing institutional environment quality to encourage sustainable economic growth. Without a strong spirit and encouragement from the quality of the institutional environment which has political authority, the SE will be difficult to become a formal and strong entrepreneurial and cultural economic movement.

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The role of institutional potential and social entrepreneurship as the main drivers of business opportunity and competitiveness

Cited by 8 publications

References 30 publications

Digitalization Technology for Sustainable Rural Entrepreneurship and Inequality

Digitalization Technology for Sustainable Rural Entrepreneurship and Inequality

Competitive intelligence in tourism: charting future directions through bibliometric analysis

The Spirit of Social Entrepreneurship and Institutional Environment as Drives of Sustainable Economic Growth

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